On Saturday 11th June Sheffield Cathedral will be marking Her Majesty The Queen's 90th birthday with a very special celebration.
A 'Kings and Queens' banquet will be held for 90 people over 70 years of age who have been nominated by members of the community to honour the contribution they have made in the community over many years.
The banquet will include music from a Piano Trio and a Gospel choir and each person will receive a rose as a sign of God’s love for them. Guests will also receive a complementary booklet entitled The Servant Queen And The King She Serves published by the Bible Society, HOPE and LICC.
The Cathedral will be closed to the public between 10am and 3pm for the celebration, with Morning Prayer and Holy Communion taking place at 9am.
Sheffield Cathedral will welcome three new Ecumenical Canons at a special Choral Evensong on Tuesday 11 November at 5.30pm, marking a joyful celebration of Christian unity across the city and region.
Get ready for a night like no other as Sheffield Cathedral transforms into a sparkling cabaret venue for The Dean’s Cabaret, an unforgettable evening of music, laughter, and surprises, all in support of The Archer Project. Meet The Stars!
Sheffield Cathedral is delighted to share its new five-year strategy with supporters, visitors, and the congregation—a bold, hope-filled vision for the next chapter in the life of the Cathedral and the city it serves.
Sheffield Cathedral will give the northern premiere of Gabriel Jackson’s Glory be to God for dappled things — a new setting of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ much-loved poem Pied Beauty — at Choral Evensong on Tuesday 14 October.
Sheffield Cathedral welcomes our new Archbishop of Canterbury and will pray for her as she takes on this weighty and wonderful calling.
This December, Sheffield will shine brighter than ever as three of its most iconic landmarks –Sheffield Cathedral, Sheffield Central Library, and Pounds Park – are set to be transformed with breathtaking light projections inspired by the city’s heritage, creativity, and community.
September is National Recovery Month, a time to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and celebrate the strength of recovery. At Sheffield Cathedral, this cause is close to our hearts, as we continue to be A Place for All People.
Sheffield Cathedral is inviting people from across the city and beyond to take part in a once-in-a-lifetime Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in March 2026 - raising funds for two remarkable causes: The Archer Project and The Choir with No Name Sheffield.
Sheffield Cathedral’s summer exhibition, Threads Through the Cross, has been captivating visitors since it opened last week.

Sheffield Cathedral has been made aware by South Yorkshire Police that public demonstrations are taking place in the area on Saturday 8 November 2025.